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Portumna takes Pride of Place award for community tourism
Portumna Tidy Towns has won its category at the 2026 IPB Pride of Place Awards, recognising the south Galway town’s work to promote its heritage, environment and tourism attractions.
€500,000 Council and Coral Leisure investment advances Tuam and Ballinasloe leisure centre facilities
The newly upgraded facilities at leisure centres in Tuam and Ballinasloe are being officially relaunched following a combined investment of more than €500,000 by Galway County Council and its partner Coral Leisure.
Tuam and German city mark 35 years of twinning partnership
Representatives from Tuam are in Germany this week to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the town’s twinning partnership with the Bavarian city of Straubing.
New alcohol bye-laws for Tuam MD in effect since Tuesday
New bye-laws controlling the consumption and possession of alcohol in public places in Tuam Municipal District came into effect this week.
Politicians praise Ogbu for defeating trolls
There was hardly a dry eye among councillors in the chamber after Mayor Helen Ogbu was finished with them.
Councillors voice road safety concerns
Road safety was in focus at the recent plenary meeting of Galway County Council after a tragic weekend on Irish roads.
Dunmore residents reach boiling point regarding Bridge St
Residents’ anger over the long-running street widening and regeneration issues in Dunmore dominated discussion at Galway County Council’s January Plenary Meeting this week, with councillors warning that frustration in the north Galway town is reaching a critical point.
Councillor calls on HSE to allocate additional GPs for Headford
Growing concerns over access to GP services in Headford and its wider hinterland have prompted a local councillor to call on the HSE to allocate additional doctors to the area urgently.
Proposed wind farms raise widespread concern among Galway Councillors
The proposed development of two wind farms in County Galway sparked strong concern among councillors at this week’s plenary meeting, with members warning that the projects could prove deeply divisive for rural communities.
